RHJ International is due to make an improved offer to General Motors for a controlling stake in Opel.
Isuzu has appointed Jeffries of Bacton as its newest dealer in Suffolk.
Forecourt finance remains the most popular way to buy a new car, with over half (52.9%) using dealer finance according to the latest figures from the Finance and Leasing Association.
And it could mean more price rises to come
Chrysler Group has decided to continue to produce its Dodge Viper SRT10 after originally stating that it would cease production in December.
BMW Financial Services has launched BMW Protect, offering life and critical illness protection on payments
General Motors has exited bankruptcy after overhauling its sales and marketing structure. Management changes are likely as the ‘new GM’ becomes leaner and better focused.
Jaguar has unveiled its new XJ and is inviting its network of dealers to view the car at an event at the Saatchi Gallery in London tomorrow.
A national search for the best van dealer in the market has been launched by industry title Fleet Van. The annual Fleet Van Awards will this year include a Van Fleet Dealer of the Year Award, to recognise the unique complications and complexities that face dealers which are supplying the fleet van market.
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An online product developed by HPI is designed to boost the sale and profitability of dealers’ point-of-sale finance.
Failures point to little maintenance work being done and mean opportunities for repairers
Marshall Motor Group has added the Kia and Hyundai franchises to its portfolio for the first time and snapped up Lookers’ Jaguar dealership in Ipswich for an undisclosed sum.
The four former directors of MG Rover have accused Gordon Brown of blocking state aid to save the company from collapse four years ago.
Chris Hayden tells us how the web has been influencing the strategic development of the business, from new and used car sales, marketing and prospecting, property development and the provision of aftersales.
The buyers of two dealerships from Brooklyn Motor Group are former directors of the failed AM100 retailer.
Aston Martin is launching a seal of approval called Assured to endorse official products and services for its customers.
Ford is focused on cash management with the economy still a major concern rather than the competitive positions of its U.S. rivals who have gone through bankruptcy, Ford's chief financial officer Lewis Booth said yesterday.
2008 and 2009 continues to be a tale of two halves but analysis shows just how significantly the market has changed over the past year.
Mazda has outlined its full range of scrappage scheme discounts for its model range which reach up to £6,000 off some models.
Honda (UK) will not be replacing its FR-V people carrier when production of the model rolls to an end in August.
An award-winning Seat dealer has made a £200,000 investment to add a Renault service franchise.
But five outlets are closed and 100 jobs lost as receivers are called in Brooklyn Motor Group
Alfa Romeo technician, Sean Davidson, from Palmers dealership in Hemel Hempstead, has become the 15,000th technician to achieve the Automotive Technician Accreditation (ATA) standard.
General Motors famous blue logo could be changed for green according to sources within the industry.
Citroen is offering its LCVs from £5,995 as part of its third quarter offers to tempt business customers into showrooms.
Richard Turk, corporate account manager for Renault in the north west, is climbing up Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania to help raise money for the National Victims' Association.
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Personal contract purchase continues to dominate showroom point of sale finance.
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